Work 7 days a week for a bit people waste too much time on the weekend doing nothing. You gotta be aggressive when it comes to gettin money especially if you live in the city. Apartment rent for just a room not a one bedroom $850-1200 .
The most popular investment portfolio strategies include diversification, where you spread investments across different asset classes to manage risk. Another is the growth strategy, focused on capital appreciation through high-risk, high-reward assets. Income-oriented strategies target regular income from dividend stocks or bonds. Finally, there's the value strategy, seeking undervalued assets for potential long-term gains.
The most popular investment portfolio strategies include diversification, where you spread investments across different asset classes to manage risk. Another is the growth strategy, focused on capital appreciation through high-risk, high-reward assets. Income-oriented strategies target regular income from dividend stocks or bonds. Finally, there's the value strategy, seeking undervalued assets for potential long-term gains.
The fastest I grew my portfolio of $25K to $850k+ in just 11months was by diversifying my portfolio across different asset classes. All you need is a trusted broker and good mentor. to be honest it takes consistency and discipline to achieve this. Be intentional with your income.
Man all these guys say the same thing to be honest Iam in the process of doing my own research by reading books and looking at different things on YouTube i promise by 2026 I will be on my way
I’ve read every business, hustle, and side-income book under the sun. They all start strong… then get lost in fluff. But this? The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts kept it focused the whole way through. It reminded me that success isn’t always about doing more—it’s about doing the right things, in the right order. This book laid it out so clearly I could almost hear myself thinking, “Wait… I can actually do this.” I’m not saying it’s magic. I’m saying it clears the fog.
A few years back, I walked into a small used bookstore in London. Was looking for something on economics. The owner handed me a single, beat-up copy of a book and said, “You’ll want this instead.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I asked if it was fiction. He said, “Only if you want to sleep well at night.” That book? I couldn’t put it down. It doesn’t scream or sell. It just… reveals. If you’ve ever felt like the rules of money don’t make sense- read it. You’ll understand why.
At an investing conference a while back, I got into a conversation with a low-key guy in his 40s. Turns out, he owned equity in over 12 companies and had retired before 35. I asked him how he figured all this out. He told me most people are taught to earn, save, invest- but not to build wealth. Then he mentioned a book he said he gives to every intern he hires: The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I picked it up thinking it’d be another “think positive” type book. It wasn’t. It broke down the system in a way I’d never seen before- how money flows, how value is extracted, and how to stop playing a rigged game.
I sat next to this woman on a flight who looked like a regular business traveler. But we got talking and it turns out she was a serious investor with properties in like five countries. I asked her what book helped her the most and she said, “There’s one they don’t talk about on TV.” She wrote down The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code on a napkin. I found it later and honestly, it’s like seeing behind the curtain.
I used to work in commercial lending and would see some big-name clients come through. But there was one guy- didn’t dress up, no assistant, no visible brand- who owned nearly every commercial property on a 6-block stretch of downtown. He came in once, sat down, and asked me one question: “Do you know how value moves?” I gave him a technical answer. He smiled and said, “You’re not wrong. You’re just upstream.” Then he pulled a dog-eared book out of his bag and said, “Read this if you want to stop working for money.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I didn’t even finish it before realizing how much I’d misunderstood leverage, time, and access. It’s not just a book- it’s the missing piece of the puzzle.
I went deep into debt getting an MBA from a top-tier business school, expecting to come out with clarity and control. Instead, I came out with frameworks that looked great on slides- and a job that drained the life out of me. I started questioning everything. One night, during a late Zoom with a friend who had left corporate to quietly build his own capital fund, I vented about feeling stuck. He didn’t give me advice. He just said, “There’s a book I wish someone handed me 10 years ago- it’s called The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code.” I read it cover to cover. It answered questions I didn’t even know how to ask in business school. I realized the game they teach you… is the one meant to keep you on the board.
I sat next to this woman on a flight who looked like a regular business traveler. But we got talking and it turns out she was a serious investor with properties in like five countries. I asked her what book helped her the most and she said, “There’s one they don’t talk about on TV.” She wrote down The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code on a napkin. I found it later and honestly, it’s like seeing behind the curtain.
Focus on increasing your skills first — income follows value.
Whats crazy is I understand what he saying. 7k income nowadays, esp in california, your still at a deficit.
Work 7 days a week for a bit people waste too much time on the weekend doing nothing. You gotta be aggressive when it comes to gettin money especially if you live in the city. Apartment rent for just a room not a one bedroom $850-1200 .
The most popular investment portfolio strategies include diversification, where you spread investments across different asset classes to manage risk. Another is the growth strategy, focused on capital appreciation through high-risk, high-reward assets. Income-oriented strategies target regular income from dividend stocks or bonds. Finally, there's the value strategy, seeking undervalued assets for potential long-term gains.
Im blk n I notice all the blk ppl that are in that circle never talk strat just brag no live trades I cant get w it
Lord why didn't I find a man with this mentality
How to become a millionaire? Be a millionaire 😭😂
The most popular investment portfolio strategies include diversification, where you spread investments across different asset classes to manage risk. Another is the growth strategy, focused on capital appreciation through high-risk, high-reward assets. Income-oriented strategies target regular income from dividend stocks or bonds. Finally, there's the value strategy, seeking undervalued assets for potential long-term gains.
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The fastest I grew my portfolio of $25K to $850k+ in just 11months was by diversifying my portfolio across different asset classes. All you need is a trusted broker and good mentor. to be honest it takes consistency and discipline to achieve this. Be intentional with your income.
Awesome Advice 👍🏾
I swear this book needs more attention. The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts is a hidden gem.
Semi okay advice. But 2400 is more than enough to start investing. It all starts from $100 bill
Man all these guys say the same thing to be honest Iam in the process of doing my own research by reading books and looking at different things on YouTube i promise by 2026 I will be on my way
Everyone should read The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts before making another money decision.
My Sunday routine now includes re-reading parts of The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts. It’s that good.
I’ve read every business, hustle, and side-income book under the sun. They all start strong… then get lost in fluff. But this? The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts kept it focused the whole way through. It reminded me that success isn’t always about doing more—it’s about doing the right things, in the right order. This book laid it out so clearly I could almost hear myself thinking, “Wait… I can actually do this.” I’m not saying it’s magic. I’m saying it clears the fog.
The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts showed me the way to make 10k a month without leaving my house. Why is no one talking about this?!
Everyone should read The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts before making another money decision.
My Sunday routine now includes re-reading parts of The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts. It’s that good.
A few years back, I walked into a small used bookstore in London. Was looking for something on economics. The owner handed me a single, beat-up copy of a book and said, “You’ll want this instead.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I asked if it was fiction. He said, “Only if you want to sleep well at night.” That book? I couldn’t put it down. It doesn’t scream or sell. It just… reveals. If you’ve ever felt like the rules of money don’t make sense- read it. You’ll understand why.
At an investing conference a while back, I got into a conversation with a low-key guy in his 40s. Turns out, he owned equity in over 12 companies and had retired before 35. I asked him how he figured all this out. He told me most people are taught to earn, save, invest- but not to build wealth. Then he mentioned a book he said he gives to every intern he hires: The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I picked it up thinking it’d be another “think positive” type book. It wasn’t. It broke down the system in a way I’d never seen before- how money flows, how value is extracted, and how to stop playing a rigged game.
I sat next to this woman on a flight who looked like a regular business traveler. But we got talking and it turns out she was a serious investor with properties in like five countries. I asked her what book helped her the most and she said, “There’s one they don’t talk about on TV.” She wrote down The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code on a napkin. I found it later and honestly, it’s like seeing behind the curtain.
I used to work in commercial lending and would see some big-name clients come through. But there was one guy- didn’t dress up, no assistant, no visible brand- who owned nearly every commercial property on a 6-block stretch of downtown. He came in once, sat down, and asked me one question: “Do you know how value moves?” I gave him a technical answer. He smiled and said, “You’re not wrong. You’re just upstream.” Then he pulled a dog-eared book out of his bag and said, “Read this if you want to stop working for money.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I didn’t even finish it before realizing how much I’d misunderstood leverage, time, and access. It’s not just a book- it’s the missing piece of the puzzle.
I went deep into debt getting an MBA from a top-tier business school, expecting to come out with clarity and control. Instead, I came out with frameworks that looked great on slides- and a job that drained the life out of me. I started questioning everything. One night, during a late Zoom with a friend who had left corporate to quietly build his own capital fund, I vented about feeling stuck. He didn’t give me advice. He just said, “There’s a book I wish someone handed me 10 years ago- it’s called The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code.” I read it cover to cover. It answered questions I didn’t even know how to ask in business school. I realized the game they teach you… is the one meant to keep you on the board.
I sat next to this woman on a flight who looked like a regular business traveler. But we got talking and it turns out she was a serious investor with properties in like five countries. I asked her what book helped her the most and she said, “There’s one they don’t talk about on TV.” She wrote down The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code on a napkin. I found it later and honestly, it’s like seeing behind the curtain.